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Study Recommends 'Removal' for North Adams' Veterans Bridge
Nearly a year of study and community input about the deteriorating Veterans Memorial Bridge has resulted in one recommendation: Take it down.
North Adams Worked the Weekend Fixing Water Line Breaks
The Water Department has been responding to multiple water line breaks throughout the city since Friday, causing temporary loss of water in some areas.
BHS' New North County Urgent Care Center Opens Tuesday
The urgent care center will occupies a suite of rooms off the right side of the entry, with two treatment rooms, offices, amenities and X-ray room.
North Adams Jewelry Store Has New Owner
The Artful Jeweler has a new owner who is looking to expand its offerings.
Lenco Celebrates $5M in Capital Investments
Lenco Armored Vehicles has embarked on a $5 million capital investment project for faster, better manufacturing.
Coggins Auto Group Celebrates Five Years
Coggins Auto Group is also involved in events that benefit the community, including its popular annual charity golf tournament that funds local charities and organizations such as the Bennington Little League.
Brown Street Bridge Reopens in North Adams
The bridge had been closed to all vehicle traffic since March 2023 after being deemed structurally deficient by the state Department of Transportation.
Williamstown Skate Park Planners Ramp Up Fund-Raising
The group planning a new skate park for a town-owned site on Stetson Road hopes to get construction underway in the spring — if it can raise a little more than $500,000 needed to reach its goal.
Pittsfield Signs Negotiating Rights Agreement With Suns Baseball Team
The Suns will call Wahconah Park home again.
Williamstown Board of Health Looks to Regulate Nitrous Oxide Sales
The Board of Health on Tuesday agreed to look into drafting a local ordinance that would regulate the sale of nitrous oxide.
Clarksburg Average Tax Bill Up 4%
The owner of an average home will see their tax bill rise by about $132, or about 4.16 percent.
Berkshire County Getting $4M Toward Housing Improvements
Millions of federal Community Development Block Grant funds are coming to Berkshire County for housing and economic development.
Weekend Outlook: Holiday Festivities
Check out the events happening around the county this weekend including holiday themed parties, and some Christmas tree lightings.
New BRTA Administrator Keen on Getting People Where They Need to Go
The new Berkshire Regional Transit Authority administrator has officially started work alongside outing Administrator Robert Malnati.
Create an Ad: Zabian's Clothing
Third-grade students in Brandon Boule's art class at Lee Elementary School showcased a diverse selection of men's apparel at Zabian's Clothing, located at 19 Main St.
ADOPTED! Companion Corner: Cali and Kyzer at Berkshire Humane Society
Kyzer and Cali are both poodles. Kyzer is the male and is 7 years old, and a little bigger than his sister Cali, who is a miniature of Kyzer and 8 years old.
Roots of Stories: A Bilingual Exhibition of Oral Histories
Mass Humanities "Expanding Stories: Advancing Equity" Grant Brings Forward Powerful Community Voices
Clark Art, Images Screen 'The Third Man'
This program takes place in the Clark's Manton Research Center auditorium.
BFAIR Announce Promotion of Director of Day Habilitation Services
Martin has been a member of the BFAIR team since 2014.
Cheshire Festival of Trees on View Until Dec. 31
The moment you step into the town offices, you're greeted by the scent of fresh pine wafting from about 70 beautifully decorated trees on display.
No Drought Conditions In Berkshire County
Drought is a look back on conditions over a period of time. Despite some improvements, drought conditions have continued in most of Massachusetts.
MountainOne Financial, Mechanics Bancorp Receive Aprovals To Merge
The merger transaction is scheduled to take place on Jan. 1, 2026, at which time the newly combined mutual holding company will operate under the name MountainOne Financial, MHC, and will have approximately $1.9 billion in assets.
Letter: Dalton Public Safety Facility
I do not know why the town has never pursued the option of renovating Town Hall to accommodate the needs of the Police Department and improve access to town offices.
Hoosac Valley Students' Interconnected Art Installation Debuts at the Adams Theater
Led by Hoosac Valley Elementary School art teacher Elizabeth Kick, third grade students drew a series of layered and echoed lines on 9-inch by 9-inch canvases, creating their own small pieces that naturally connect with their peers' pieces.
Annual 1753 House Carol Sing in Williamstown
The Carol Sing is a free, ecumenical event for all ages.
